small

rag

_ principal

. Skeena students in the cafeteria.

As parents around Senoot -

District 88 become ac-

custamed to having their
children ‘at ‘home rather
than at school, it seems to

be an appropriate time tor

take a took at a school that
deals daily with 650 atudents
of the so called difficult

years.
Skeeas. School enrolls
students in Grades 2-10 and

has a staff of 36 teachers.

In addition to providing

. " Waterpois, fatramurala,

It is these activities me

involved in operating one or

‘More of the 42-activities.- , .
.- Some specific - examples |
_ are the Science. and “Art
- teachers who sponsor the

Outdoors Ciub, the school
who coaches
Volleyball, the. Home Ec

teacher who Sponsora the
Ski .Club,
““twacher who coaches Soc
cer; the Phys Ed teachers —

the English

who coach every season, the
math teacher who manages —
the band and the ESL

“teacher who introduces new

Canadians to fishing on the
weekends. .

As students relax at home
this week there is no doubl -
that a holiday from schoo!

_ feels good. -"

‘However when Skeena
students return to school on

| April 21 there is no denying

that there are many things
for them to look forward to,

Photography Club, Quebec
Exchange Club, Science
Club, Ski Club, Outdoors |

POLICE NEWS

Club, 150 km, Club, War
Games Club, Weightlifting
Club, 1.S.C.F., Spring
Softball, Basketball -- all
grades, Gymnastics,

Rick Laviolette,’ a. 1
year-old Terrace resident
was charged by Terrace.
RCMP with assault causing
bodily harm following an

Soccer, Track & Field,
Volleyball - all grades,

9:45 pam. April 14 at Gus’s”
> Pool Hall.

The third incident of
break and enter in four days

"Andrews,
incident which occurred at

" and electives Skeena offers

» Club, Band, Cafeteria Club, |

wi ata 1) ore

' fined $250 each,

"’. Collins found Edwardson

_ blood-alcohol level over .08.

_ on six months probatiyn for

the regular school subjects

an unusually wide range of
extra curricular activities.
These. activities are
available to any stunt at at
Skeena:' Annual Club, Art

oe a

'e,  Skeena School |

at the liquor store in
Terrace is under
investigation by the RCMP. .
This last incident occurred
at 3:40 a.m. April 15. The

Police feel the same people

‘may be behind all three .

break-ins.

Lo thie BelelaW Ceiba

“Bullttiig Cotpotiitiot: office

in ‘Terrace vais broken tito |‘

during the night of April 12.

COURT

A ‘calculator, ‘a. tape”
‘recorder and’ some monies |
‘were reported missing. At

as ‘a:45-a.m. April 14, Alison ;
aged 21. of

Terrace was arrested for -
"possession -of marijuana.

‘The weather today -is

_ expected tobe miainly

cloudy with some morning
sunny periods and late
afternoon rain. The high is

cor ee
ars, ‘The high ¥

- “Gary Hurd, Ronald possession of property -

Mueller and. Joseph obtained by crime.
-Senechal were all found In Kitimat Provincial
guilty of driving with a Court,. Judge Collins fined
Hlood-alcohol level over .06 James Stewart Lewis: $400
by Judge D.M. Weurynchuk:' ’ * an Thuraday, April 6 for an
Friday, April's in Terrace. . difence of driving with a
Radford and Hurd were blood-alcohol level over .08.
and

fine. driving, and Peter Leslie

Francis Hollls was placed Neashes was fined $400 for
on three months probation driving: with a blood-alcohal
for ‘malschief in relation to. level. over .08. Caesar
public-property. Stephen Gonzales was fined $860 for.
Radford was fined $100 for _-

George McCallum was.
‘ Senechal was give a $300 fined. $350 for impaired

an impaired driving offence _
which occured Nwenber

Join Hornburg was fined:
$100 for- possession: "of a
narcotic and © Daniel
Bradshaw received a $50 -
fine after pleading guilty to
an offence of breach of |

-- Fecognizance,Verion = C.

Forster was charged with
impaired driving. and
driving with a blood-alcohol:

“evel over .08 in an Incident -
— oveuring March. 23. Lynn

Hulley was charged and will
be appearing‘ in court on.

three. counts’ of., false

pretenses which occurred in a |

February.

~ David B.-Neilly and

Ronald John Correla were
both charged
* possession of a narcotic and

Sylvain Gelinas has been.

charged with a minor in -
possession after being .
checked April. 7. All. three'..
Will be appearing in court at .

a later date. |

 qlainis that ° striking | éni-

+ seem to hold the key: to © 240)
success that the school is -
having with students of this —
age. ‘At Skeena never aday —
goes. by. Where lunch and *:
. after school -hours-are not. <
occupted with. a varlety of :
activitie: ©.

Of 3% teachers: 31 are ;

_ Columbia Alriines fast, pressurized, seven-
. passenger Air commander turbo-prop-

. ~Alrcratt may soon be providing scheduled ;

The Harald, Wednesday, April 15; 1981, Page 7

service between Terrace and Prince
George.

ICBC backlog expected

‘VARICOUVER (CP) — hold ‘off “on. liability

There may be problems in questions’ until after the’:
handling a growing backlog strike. Tg

of Insurance Corp. of B.C. Meanwhile,” “Trotter: gald ©
‘the union has applied to the -

ployees have threatened to
ignore when they return to
‘work, -corporation
"Spokesman Bob Faby. said
‘Tuesday. - ee

: "But he ouldn't mpeoulate |
“on what if-any action ‘the ©

"_ eorporation: might. ‘take .

‘against the: union,’ adding
“that ‘'we'll- ‘accept. that

‘ decision whén‘ we're ‘con -

fronted with. it” oi Belg

_Fred Trotter, Office ‘and ~
Technical Employees Uniéa .
president, said Tuesday’ ‘fhe’
2,-200 union members — on
strike since* March 28 —
would ignore all claims filed

BC, Federation : ‘of Labor
for a “hot: declaration
against ICBC, which would.

pati presmure. on ‘unionized

‘body shop employees, tostop a

“repairing cars, under ICBC

“Troiter | “also accused
IBC of false and -
Misleading, advertising for

wh

weldent. ‘The’. corporation
‘advises : ‘motorists to pay
- ouly ‘the deductible to the
‘body shop and mail copies
of aceident report forms to

comes dry nny eal

with

causing a disturbance and
‘Darrell Scott was placed on
six moaths probation for the
same charge. . thet
1 OnTuesday, April Judge |
‘DS. Collins gave Hector St.
Laurent _ 18" taontha
probation for theft over
$200. Gary Shultz was fined ;
$100 for common atsault. |. .
On Wednesday, April 8,

guilty on two charges ‘of
common assault and fined .
him $150 for each charge.
Edwardson was also given a
$150 fine for theft under
$200, and was fined another
$60 for a charge laid under
the quor control act, q
Edwerd Stevens was
fined $750 for driving with a

Judge. Waurynchuk was of,
commanding the gavel ‘

again on Thursday, ‘April 9. °
Wayne Glover, Dwayne
Kurik'and Alan: Kurik were’

on indefinite probation for
possession of a narcotic and
Mark Lapointe was placed

L ne .
.
, a Los

:

’ pil given two years ,
'. probation for breaking and ae . :
entering. Glover was also | ; In order to provide an improved service, ,
Eee wating | vert a" . in ole the Terrace Workers’ Compensation Board office
relation to private | = ' hagsrioved to newprernises. As of April 13, 19B1,
* property. J. 2 0.0) .ourfinewaddress is 4450 Lakelse Avenue, VBG 1P2, .-
“On Friday, April 10Kevin | _ Ja) os °” Ourtelephone number is still 635-6536, All WCB
Goddard was placed ontwo fo 13 services, such as Rehabilitation Services
monte | Pree ee : WORKERS! and Claims, Accident Prevention
es , and Assessments
pores eam eae COMPENSATION —-_willbéprovided
John Parnell was placed BOARD © from our new location.

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during the ttrike, even after. claims offices.
‘the dispute is settled. 70-0. “Motorists involved in-
The corgoration receives - accidents:will find that, if.
about - 9,500. claims every. . ‘they: follow the advice
week, ‘ 7 “<<, gontained-in the ICBC’s
- ‘Trotter suggested. ‘advertizing, their claims
molorists involved in an .” will face serious settlement
necident shan ey a> ‘delays,""" ‘Trotter said at a

senaiteal sl dain " He also condemned Egy.

¥ Cease (for saying,” he”

“> + “disgusted” with “in-

grote said , ICBC will dependent insurance agents

“eontlaue handling injury for not handling ICBC work .
claims, b but motorists should. during the strike, ,

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‘Crown corporation would: adjusters’:\to. act! in a:

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